Leonard A Schott Dies After Long Lupus Struggle
Leonard R Schott died Thursday October 19 1905 at his North Fourth street home after years of lupus vulgaris and later cancer. A longtime Yakima resident and former owner of Schott Shoe Store plus poultry rancher, he was 42 and survived by wife daughter a sister and two brothers. Funeral at the Catholic church followed by burial in the Catholic cemetery. Carlos H Lang Dies of Consumption
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Leonard R. Schott
No. Fourth Street
Schott
North Fourth Street
North Yakima
Shakopee
Mina
New York
Henry Kohls
Henry H. Schott
St. Louis
Carl Lang
Carlos H. Lang
Arizona
Abstract Books Offer for Title Abstracts in State
Yakima County Febstract Go. nc promotes the best and most complete Abstract Books in the state and pledges prompt accurate abstracts of title. E. G. Peck, President, Notary Public, Insurance. Elizabeth Osborne, Secretary and Manager.
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Yakima County
Noted local resident dies after long illness
He returned four months ago to be cared for by his wife and relatives after a critical condition. Mr Lang, a well known community member, leaves widow Mrs Elsie Allen Lang. Funeral held Saturday with burial in Tahoma cemetery.
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Lang
Elsie Allen Lang
Tahoma Cemetery
Platinum finish photos and free talking machine offer
Noticeable ad copy for Fr J Tickner offering platinum finish photos at 98 cents a dozen and a free Standard Talking Machine with cash purchases of 16.00. Also promotes Rinehart millinery at 219 Yakima Avenue North Yakima Washington and local notices on coyote scalp rules and a Benton's auditor opinion.
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Rinehart's
Yakima Avenue
North
Yakima
Wash
Fr. J. Tickner’s
Paul Kruger heir to $50,000 and more fortune
Paul G Kruger nurseryman of Yakima is named sole heir to a large estate tied to Chicago properties after a Seattle report of a 50 000 bequest. He plans to stay in Yakima while selling three Chicago apartment houses and continuing fraternal and Boer support work. He is a known South Africa advocate and North Yakima resident with many local friends.
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Paul G. Kruger
Kruger
Mr. Kruger
Seattle
Paul Kruger
Martha Hoffman
South Africa
Chicago
the Herald
R. P. Rheim
Rheim
Rheims
Old Country
Dom Paul
South Africa Republic
James Hamilton Lewis
John R. Rogers
North Yakima
The
Herald
Yakima
Plant Home Grown Trees Raised by Irrigation
Nursery advertises home grown trees raised by irrigation with stock guaranteed true to name. Nurseryman invites public to inspect stock, promises to stay in business and offer a square deal. Orders for fall delivery urged to secure desired varieties for planting.
How to Market Fruit Apprenticeship and home trade contrasted
The author argues learning fruit marketing requires hands on work with a grower rather than books or distant lectures. He advocates field apprenticeships, cautioning against teaching fruit growing by writing alone. Building a home market within twenty five miles and staying in touch with customers via telephone are key points.
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Rochester
N. Y
Dr King s New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
A Casey Indiana man touts Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds claiming it cured his fearful cough and improved his sleep. The ad notes instant throat and lung relief, prevention of grip and pneumonia with guaranteed small and large bottles available at C C Case druggist plus a free trial bottle.
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J. H. Simmons
Casey
Dr. King
C. C
High School Football Seniors Edge Juniors in Clash
Last Friday afternoon the Seniors and Sophomores defeated the Juniors and Freshmen 10 to 5 in a well attended game. The crowd showed enthusiasm and classmates provided strong backing as outsiders watched with interest. The contest aimed to spark school pride and reveal solid football material for a fast, snappy team with coaching and learning.
Sixty Weeks for 1 75 The Youth's Companion 1906 Offer
New subscriber receives 1905 issues free for 1905 upon paying 1.75 for 1906. The remaining 1905 issues feature nearly fifty complete stories and opening chapters of Grace Richmond’s The Unurchills’ Latchstring, a sequel to The Second Violin. Madame Sembrich writes Sovereigns I Have Sung To. May Roberts Clark contributes Tales of a Pawnee Hero. Gift calendar 1906 and illustrated announcements mailed free with sample copies. The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
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Grace
Richmond
Madame Sembrich
May Roberts Clark
Companion
THE
Youth’s Companion
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Ballard's Snow Liniment Credited With Saving Life
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky writes June 14 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after doctors said a lung was gone and another badly affected. He attributes relief to the treatment after trying two doctors. Two 50 cent bottles cured him. price list 26c 50c 1.00. Sold by Fred L Janeck A H
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J. W. Davenport
Wingo
Ballard
Fred L. Janeck
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Yakima Herald
Leonard A. Schott
North First ST
E. G. Peck
Elizabeth Osborne
Prosser
Benton
Coffin Bros
Denver & Rio Grande
Portland
Denver
Salt Lake
W. C. McBride
Third Street
Samuel Hopkins Adams
McClure’s
Camp Wykoff
M. EB
Te Ig
Ilister
Case
A. m
Washington
N. Front Street
N. P
N. P. Depot
Tim Kelly
Summit View School House
Green
Rockefeller
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